MHM Remodeling provides and installs granite, engineered stone countertops, and custom backsplashes to help homeowners create beautiful, modern kitchens and bathrooms.
MHM Remodeling helps homeowners through every stage of their kitchen remodel, from selecting the right countertop material to the final installation. Below are some of the most popular countertop installation services we provide as part of a complete kitchen remodeling project.
we work with homeowners to coordinate the many details that come together in a successful bathroom renovation. From vanity countertops and backsplashes to shower benches, tub decks, and other custom stone surfaces, we offer a wide range of installation options designed to enhance both the beauty and functionality of your new bathroom.
From low-maintenance engineered quartz to natural stone and large-format porcelain surfaces, today’s countertop materials offer a wide range of styles, colors, and performance benefits for kitchens and bathrooms.
Selecting the right backsplash can have a significant impact on the appearance and functionality of your kitchen or bathroom. From traditional tile backsplashes to matching countertop and backsplash installations, MHM Remodeling offers a variety of solutions designed to complement your countertops, cabinetry, fixtures, and overall design.
We help homeowners throughout Austin and the surrounding areas create beautiful kitchens and bathrooms with quality countertop and backsplash installations. Our commitment to craftsmanship, attention to detail, and clear communication continues to earn five-star reviews. Explore even more feedback on our full testimonials page.
Engineered quartz remains one of the most popular countertop materials because it is durable, low maintenance, and does not require sealing. Granite and quartzite are also excellent options, but they typically require periodic sealing to maintain their appearance.
Quartz is an engineered countertop material made from natural quartz and resins, while quartzite is a natural stone formed within the earth. Both are durable options, but quartz does not require sealing while quartzite typically requires periodic sealing.
Absolutely. In many cases, we can replace your countertops without damaging your existing cabinetry, provided the cabinets are structurally sound and properly installed.
We install all of the popular backsplash options, including tile, mosaic tile, granite, engineered stone, porcelain, and many other backsplash materials to complement your kitchen or bathroom remodel.
The final cost of a backsplash is determined by the size of the installation and the material selected.
A waterfall edge is created when the countertop material continues down the side of a cabinet or island instead of stopping at the countertop surface. This creates a clean, finished appearance and provides a more durable finish than a standard cabinet end panel.
Before you start comparing contractors, speak with an experienced remodeler who focuses on quality, planning, and long-term results. Our consultation helps determine whether your project, timeline, and expectations are the right fit, before any commitments are made.